a 2 Copyright © Wel Name Date Time aw fi More Random-Draw Problems cad Family This Home Link focuses on predicting the contents of a jar by drawing out marbles. Don't Note — expect your child to be an expert. Explorations with probability will continue through sixth grade. This isa first exposure. Please return this Home Link to school tomorrow. In each problem there are 10 marbles in a jar. The marbles are either black or white, A marble is drawn at random (without looking) from the jar. The type of marble drawn is tallied. Then the marble is returned to the jar. Read the description of the random draws in each problem. Circle the picture of the jar that best matches the description. Example: From 100 random draws, you get: ablack marble @ 81 times. awhite marble o 19 times. 4. From 100 random draws, you get: ablack marble @ 34 times. awhite marble 0 66 times. 2. From 100 random draws, you get: ablack marble @ 57 times. awhite marble o 48 times. 3. From 50 random draws, you get: ablack marble @ 28 times. awhite marble o 22 times. 4. From 50 random draws, you get: ablack marble @ 35 times. awhite marble o 15 times.